ME: Do not email me your password.

[jalefkowit@vmst.io]

ME: Do not email me your password. Do Not Email Me Your Password. DO NOT EMAIL ME YOUR PASSWORD

CLIENT: [ emails me their password ]

[paradegrotesque@mastodon.sdf.org]

@jalefkowit

You said it three times. They had to mail it to you.

[andyw@chaos.social]

@jalefkowit
Perhaps "Keep your password secret, never show it anybody!" would work?

[jalefkowit@vmst.io]

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[ramsey@phpc.social]

@jalefkowit But the footer of the email says “This is a secure message.”

[ramsey@phpc.social]

@jalefkowit In about 2002, I was building a website for a small city government in Georgia, and they wanted to take payments online for something. I explained we needed to get an SSL certificate for the domain (which were quite expensive back then), and the client asked (in all sincerity), “Can we just add the lock icon? That means it’s secure, right?”

[flyingsaceur@ioc.exchange]

@jalefkowit yeah I can feel it